"President Donald Trump’s plan to eliminate the Department of Education and leave school policy to the states has raised concerns about the future of federal student loans and how they will be managed," News Nation reports.

... "'Claiming that eliminating half the Department won’t affect its services — without any clear plan to redistribute the workload — is, at best, naive and, at worst, deliberately misleading,' Beth Maglione, interim president and CEO of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, said in a statement."

"Maglione said the department cuts also raise 'serious concerns about how billions of dollars in federal student aid will continue to be disbursed to students without interruption.'"

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Publication Date: 3/14/2025